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Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries trains 356 farmers in good agriculture practices, and announces plans to conduct diaspora needs mapping exercise.

Government contemplating second State of Emergency declaration; Planning underway to upgrade several markets; and Northern Montego Bay Transport Centre to be upgraded.

An Electronic Health Record (EHR) Management System is to be rolled out shortly in 13 health facilities. Cabinet has also awarded of a 5 million US dollar contract to Phoenix Partnership (Leeds) Limited for the implementation of the second stage of the system over 18 months.

With Youth Month coming to an end the Heart/NSTA Trust treated students from high schools and HEART institutions from across the island to a day of career talks and entertainment at its Youth Festival at the Jamaica Conference Centre in Downtown Kingston on Wednesday, November 23.

50 residents at the St. James Infirmary are to benefit from the opening of a therapeutic park and the construction of a kitchen and dining hall at the facility.  

National Public Key Infrastructure being tested, New transport centre to be built in Montego Bay and Public urged to practice good hygiene to ward off flu.

BOJ projecting further growth this fiscal year, spurred by Tourism.

Agriculture Ministry signs multi agency agreement to tackle illegal fishing, therapeutic park opens at St James infirmary and WHO renames Monkeypox virus.

Six students at Lennon High School in Clarendon have received education grants from Member of Parliament for Clarendon North Central, Robert Morgan. The beneficiaries are some of the top Primary Exit Profile (PEP) students at the school.